Ding survives Pragg comeback to win Chessable Masters

Chinese world no. 2 Ding Liren has won the Chessable Masters, the 4th event on the $1.6 million Meltwater Champions Chess Tour, after clinching the title in a dramatic blitz playoff against Praggnanandhaa. The 16-year-old Indian prodigy had earlier done everything right as he won the 2nd rapid match on demand to take the final to blitz, before coming within a whisker of winning the 1st blitz game. The 2nd could have gone either way, but it was Ding, playing until 5am, who claimed his first major online trophy.

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